Probably the most difficult subjects in
the Marine Engineer's Competency Examinations are the General
Engineering Knowledge and the Motor Engineering Knowledge.
Many candidates failed in these exams
because the topics covered are very wide, and they
concentrated only on a few topics.

These e-books are a must for those who want to
pass their exams and be eligible for a promotion to a higher
rank. Yes, it's true. Without passing the exams and obtaining
that license, you will not be able to work as a Second
Engineer or Chief Engineer.

The
e-books, "General Engineering Knowledge Notes" and
"Motor Engineering Knowledge Notes" can be a
stepping stone to a better future for any Marine Engineer who
intends to work on board ship.

Naval Architecture is a subject that
contains many calculations. It is very difficult to "study"
this subject. Examining worked examples and practicing on the
calculations yourself would be a better strategy.

The oral examinations require candidates to demonstrate
understand of important issues like safety, compliance to regulations,
engineering, and other practical procedures. It is an examination that draws a
lot from your experience as a sea-going marine engineer. The scope is very wide.

We have included information that should
help you tackle questions that are very often asked. The
examiner may probe your understanding of the subject with as
many questions as necessary until he is satisfied that you
fully understands it.

Written especially for the seafarer who
wants to quit the sea. From our experience, they will find
difficulty adjusting to the work on land, or even landing a
suitable job in the first place. Many topics like writing
resumes, planning for a marketing campaign for jobs, interview
techniques, progressing well in the job, career guidance,
examining themselves, various ways of looking for jobs, etc.
are covered in this book.

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